Sagar sees 32.4 C daytime heat while nights turn cold; night minimum may fall in five days

The second week of November is under way and Sagar still feels the heat during the day. Strong sunshine since morning has pushed up daytime temperatures. The maximum temperature is currently 2 degrees above normal, while the minimum is 1 degree above normal.

In contrast to the daytime heat, the chill at night has begun to grow. The air cools as soon as evening sets in, and people feel a shiver at night.

On Friday the sky was clear from morning and the sun shone strongly. Sagar recorded a maximum temperature of 32.4 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 17.9 degrees Celsius that day.

According to the Meteorological Department, there is no chance of rain for now in Madhya Pradesh, including Sagar. No weather warning has been issued for the eastern and western parts of the state up to November 16. The weather is likely to stay clear over the next 48 hours, with sunshine during the day.

A western disturbance is active over north India, but its effect is for now limited to hilly areas. A new low-pressure area is likely to form in the Bay of Bengal, but it is not currently expected to have a direct effect on Sagar's weather.

According to weather experts, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand will see snowfall. On November 14-15, the western disturbance may bring rain to the Bikaner division of Rajasthan. As a result, the influence of northerly winds will increase in Madhya Pradesh, and the minimum temperature may fall over the next five days.

There are also indications that a new weather system will become active in the third and fourth weeks of November. Its effect may be seen on the state's weather.